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Cycle News 2020 Issue 04 January 28

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OFF-ROAD ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATV-MC WORCS SERIES, PRESENTED BY POLARIS RZR AND DIRT BIKE ROUND 1 / JANUARY 26, 2020 BUFFALO BILL'S RESORT & CASINO / PRIMM, NEVADA P66 in the pro section. I got by him, and beat my brother!" KTM rider Thomas Jones of Ne- vada rounded out the top five in class. Five riders made up the Women's Pro division, where Brandy Richards (KTM) began her defense of the Pro Women title on the right foot. She got off to a great start by win- ning, finishing well ahead of Lauren Woods (KTM) and Kaitlyn Jacobs (KTM). Richards led from start to end and had plenty of room to spare at the finish line, taking the check- ered flag more than seven minutes ahead of Woods. However, it was much closer—just 20 seconds—between runner-up Woods and third-place Jacobs. Britney Gallegos (Husqvarna) and Sharon Mowell (Yamaha) completed the finishing order. CN an 11-lap race for the Pro 2 Lights riders. However, Lynn didn't waste any time slicing his way through the 17-rider field. He was already in third place heading into the second lap, where he set the fastest lap time of the race with a 9:47.832. By the end of the lap, Lynn was leading the way and pulling away. He snatched the lead away from Kawasaki rider Jake Alvarez (Precision Concepts Kawasaki) and ended up taking the checkered flag 47 seconds ahead of him for the win. "I was dead last at the start," said Lynn. "I took off and made some quick passes before the first K-rail section. Once we got there, only three people hit the K-rails and that moved me to fourth. I made it up to second and just trailed Jake for a couple of laps. I got past him and just tried to build a lead from there." "I came out of the first lap in first," Alverez said, "but Tyler was on it, took the lead, and I couldn't catch up to him. I've been off the bike for a while so it's awesome to kick off the season with a podium." KTM rider Angus Riordan, who has a lot of experience in enduro- cross racing, bounced back and forth between third and fourth place throughout the race, but the Cali- fornian nabbed the final spot on the podium with no one in the class around him. For a while, he diced with his brother, Will, before pulling away after lap seven. Will Riordan ended up fourth. "My experience in endurocross really came in handy today with the pro sections," said Riordan. "My brother and I were battling at the halfway point and then he got stuck Tyler Winn got off to a slow start but roared back to take the Pro 2 Lights- class victory. PRO 1. Taylor Robert (KTM) 2. Dante Oliveira (KTM) 3. Giacomo Redondi (Hus) 4. Gary Sutherlin (KTM) 5. Trevor Stewart (Hon) PRO 2 1. Mason Ottersberg (Hus) 2. Mateo Oliveira (GG) 3. Austin Serpa (KTM) 4. Noah Kepple (Hus) 5. Kai Aiello (Hus) PRO 2 LIGHTS 1. Tyler Lynn (Yam) 2. Jake Alvarez (Kaw) 3. Angus Riordan (KTM) 4. Will Riordan (KTM) 5. Thomas Jones (KTM)

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